Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-10

Elaborate and appropriate Easter ser
vices will be held at all the churches to-
day.
Squire Hopkins, of Rosby's. Rock, was
here Friday, on business, and in fastening
up the Il. q d. track to make the 1913
train, which was approaching, he looked
back to assure himself that he Was on the
right track for safety, but in his excitement
and haste 1t appeared to him that the train
was on the track upon which he was, and
he stepped to the other track, which proved
to DC the one ON which the train was COM
ing. The engineer whistled and rang the
hell, hut the gentleman thinking he
had set himself right, paid
no heed to it. He was struck
by the engine and thrown from the track.
Col. John Fry, manager Of the Wheeling
Company's plant, had witnessed the acct
dent and Immediately ran to where the
man was lying. tie was senSeless, but 1t
WAS thought for some time that he was
dead. He was taken to the plants office
ald Reconstructed. The doctor pronounced
his injuries not serious. The man returned
Ia his home yesterday.
The addition to the factory of the Ben
wood iron works will mmenc opera
tious Monday for the first time, There
are about thirty-nine machines in it, and
about half that number are operated by
~self-cutting machines.
Mr.. J.. Crahal and Miss Anna Schribe are
To be married to-day at the residence Ofthe
brides parents, in Upper ward.
Mr.. George Fitzgerald leaves tomorrow
iOr Buffalo, n. Y, where he will repre-
sent the q. A. L. Post Of this city in the
assembly which will be held in that city.
Six Migrants were inCarceTated in the
bastile Friday night. They were released
Yesterday morning and advised to bid im-
mediate farewell to this corporation.
The Wheeling Company's steel plant
will probably resume Wednesday or
Thursday.
Mr.. J. C.. Mcmahon returned Friday
from u trip to Grafton, Charleston aud 9TH
or points.
The building of the tube works is pro
crossing with rapidity.
Mrs. James briggs and little daughter,
Miss Jessie, will he the guests of IaneS-
VILE friends this week.
The election rate was canvaSSed last
iillAls ht Abuut hhN hAN AAethENh l'iA wv
returns i'm Wednesdays REGISTER. Large
majOritieS for the Independent ticket, par
ticularly for the head. And here's 10
Your Honor, Mayor +. MCJiltOn.
The forge department of the BcnwOOd
Iron Works will lie idle in the tore part OF
this week, owing to the making of tool
iron.
Mr.. Mike COgley, the young man who
had his thumb crushed in the yard Of the
Wheeling Steel plant while engaged in
coupling cars, died of lockiSw Friday
night. II is said that he suffered most
overwhelmingly.
The Riverside steel plant ceased opera
tions Friday for general repairs. The
manager, l.. l.. WildS, is hustline the
work and it will be ready to resume Mon
day.
Thenew Mayor will take the cath of Of
flee Tuesday evening. This is the begin
ing Of the new regime.
Deputy Sheriff Alex. Dorsey wa in
town yesterday and will also he here on
Monday.
The main portion of the factory of the
RenwOOd Iron Works shut down yesterday
for an indefinite period.
Col. W. p. Brown WAS in Steubenville
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. Thompson, of Moundsville, was
in town Wednesday.
Master Josie Oser, who was injured by
n fall Thursday, was able to walk yester-
day.
The Misses Deegan are home from the
Mount, spending the Easter vacation.
1t is sincerely hoped that Council will
make the best possible selections for Mar
shall and deputies.
blazing Arrow, No. 10, Council, |. q. K.
NJ, organized quite n prosperous lodge
here a few weeks ago. They meet regu-
larry every Thursday night Mt X. of p.
Hall. The membership consists of some
of our most promising citizens, whose
names are q synonym of success. The fol-
lowing officers were installed: Prophet,
Edward NOelS; Sachem, Charles Seabright;
Senior Sycamore, Charles Leigh; Junior
Sycamore, John T. EChOlS; Keeper OF Rec
ordS Samuel A. Smith; Keeper Of Wamp-
UNI, Eugene HOuseman.